Hey, Glad I can help! If Redlogfilm doesn't compliment your footage, you can choose panasonic V-log, thats the next closest thing. I chose the Redlogfilm because of how much color pops out of the image when I expose it, in particular with the Zeis lens. Fujifilm log is ok, but i often find that it doesnt pull out alot of the colors and most of informaton you need. I may record a video to demonstrate the list of input Gamma.
Arri didn't give me the detail I needed for the flog 2 especially with the lens I was using but the one that is an exact match is Apples log. It has the same chromaticity coordinates which makes sense. My other video explains why it works with F-log 2
Yeah, it normally I do, but it depends on the condition and the level of exposure, if it is too sunny, I can drop it down. I even use variable filters but I normally keep it at zero.
Hey, thanks for this idea, I'll give it a whirl.
Hey, Glad I can help! If Redlogfilm doesn't compliment your footage, you can choose panasonic V-log, thats the next closest thing. I chose the Redlogfilm because of how much color pops out of the image when I expose it, in particular with the Zeis lens. Fujifilm log is ok, but i often find that it doesnt pull out alot of the colors and most of informaton you need. I may record a video to demonstrate the list of input Gamma.
Isn't Arri C3 the way to go instead of Red log film for Flog2?
Arri didn't give me the detail I needed for the flog 2 especially with the lens I was using but the one that is an exact match is Apples log. It has the same chromaticity coordinates which makes sense. My other video explains why it works with F-log 2
Do you take your exposure compensation as 0 when shooting ?
Yeah, it normally I do, but it depends on the condition and the level of exposure, if it is too sunny, I can drop it down. I even use variable filters but I normally keep it at zero.
so did you do any color correction yourself or just shift color spaces?
I only exposed the footage. I haven't corrected it yet. Later I can then Correct it e.g. White Balance, Brightness/Luminance, Noise etc... afterwards